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This book builds on major knowledge processing activities by adding inclusivity. Using case studies, this book provides guidelines to implement a more equitable and inclusive approach to KM, so that all knowledge from a broad range of stakeholders is included, not just the acknowledged experts.
List of contents
1. Responsible and Inclusive Knowledge Management Made Concrete. 2. Facilitation of Knowledge Sharing and Capturing Practices in Organisational Strategy Development. 3. Integrated Map of Critical Knowledge: A Tool for Knowledge Governance in Interorganizational Networks. 4. Healthcare Collaboration Frameworks Supporting Inclusion: Including Practitioners, Researchers and Patients in Health Knowledge Management. 5. Inclusiveness in Knowledge Management Education: Empowering Future Professionals for a Diverse World. 6. Addressing Epistemic Injustice in Scholarly Communication at Individual and Collective Levels. 7. Perspectives on Diversity in Knowledge Management Research. 8. The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Inclusive Knowledge Management. 9. A Toolkit for Inclusive Knowledge Management.
About the author
Kimiz Dalkir is an Associate Professor and the Director of the School of Information Studies, McGill University, Montreal.
Summary
This book builds on major knowledge processing activities by adding inclusivity. Using case studies, this book provides guidelines to implement a more equitable and inclusive approach to KM, so that all knowledge from a broad range of stakeholders is included, not just the acknowledged experts.
